Brian is a person in long-term recovery and a mental health professional. He joins the show to talk about healthy self-love, spirituality, and being a part of the larger recovery community. This conversation is exactly what getting pancakes with the boys is like after a meeting.
Cale brings an issue to the table as he begins to see how his past pain can bring purpose to someone else’s life. Rev. Christian breaks down the mystic layers behind it all; Cale might have even gotten something out of their time together.
The Pman Foundation Provides grants to existing community organizations that expand the availability and increase the frequency of sober social activities. These activities create safer zones for our friends and neighbors in recovery and those who support them.
Paige is I a Certified Reiki Practitioner of Usui/Holy Fire, Intuitive, Seer, Healer and Medicine Woman, and Certified Birth Doula. Recovery is open ended, we are all recovering from something, what are your recovering from currently? In the pre-interview you said “The steps are a Spiritual Ladder to relieve suffering.” Can you expand on that?
Dr. Yanis specializes in evaluating, diagnosing, and explaining various neurological and psychological disorders. These include but are not limited to: Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Stroke Dementia Multiple Sclerosis Neurodevelopmental Disorders Mood Disorders. Adult ADHD When someone feels anxiety? What part of the brain is causing the reaction and what are some methods to deal with
David and Rev. Christian talk about if “more” really is better, specifically as it pertains to growth and impact in sober living environments. This heated discussion will have you arguing along with the two very different approaches to providing the highest level of care to those trying to rebuild their lives.
Kriya Yoga is described by its practitioners as an ancient yoga system revived in modern times by Lahiri Mahasaya, who claimed to be initiated by a guru, Mahavatar Babaji, circa 1861 in the Himalayas. Dean A. shares his experience with this mediation practice, and Rev. Christian talks about how mediation has become a pathway to
Shane recently celebrated one year of continuous sobriety. He grew up in a crack house in Florida and was destined for street life. After many years of struggling to find freedom and only finding prison, Sane is living free, thanks to God, the 12 steps, and his lovely wife, Crystal.
Mellisa is one year sober, Crystal is three years sober, David is 12 years, Christian is 11 years sober. What was the first lesson you learned in sobriety? What did people try to teach you early on that weren’t willing to learn? Of the all the first year chips, excluding year one. Which was the
Weston Robins, is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a visionary leader in the realm of Radical Youth Work. Wes has been an advocate both in practice and in academia for a truly humanistic and person-centered approach since he has been in the field-- serving youth across levels of care from emergency stabilization to finding their
